Teiglach - The Rosh Hashanah Most Traditional Food

I'd had this at family new year celebrations for in New York during the 60s/70s and tried to find it literally for decades. I didn't know the name but knew what it looked like, so used google image search and found it at Ohnuts! It's the real thing folks, grab it while you can :)

I bought this for my NY-born 92 year old mom in Chicago, where no teiglach is to be found anywhere. She was thrilled to know that it was on the way and completely delighted to receive it. And decided not to share it around because she was enjoying it so much! So next year I'll have to get her two.

Very good, fast delivery, priced right, will buy again when available.

Great product, I've been buying it for a few years. Since it’s an annual event, each year I forget about the same issues that is associated with the shipping. In most of the cases Teiglach comes packaged sideways. As a results honey and nuts leak out all on the side. It doesn’t do anything to the taste, yet makes it unsuitable as a gift.

Just like i remembered! Will order next year.

This was a gift for my dad (my son's Zayde) and the phone call I got was full of such glee. He said he hadn't had it since his mother made it (40+ years ago). He was thrilled. He said it wasn't quite as he remembered his mother's but pretty close with a healthy dose of honey. I'm so glad there is a company that still makes old fashioned, much loved baked goods like this so I can keep surprising Dad with treats for the New Year.

I don't know why taiglach is no longer made except by Oh Nuts. It used to be a popular RH food when I grew up in NYC in the 50s and 60s. It is delicious. I received it as a gift last year, and ordered it myself this year.

I bought this because even the ingredients are not available locally. I liked how it was traditionally made with the nuts and cherries that I remember my mother using. The matzah balls were a little different from my mothers. More spices than I remember. That would be the only thing I would change. I like it plainer. The ones I had as a kid were closer to oyster cracker taste. Lighter and less infused with the honey. But being able to get two and share it with others that had never had it was the great thing.

The picture comes close but does not do justice to the little tower of golden sticky honey goodness punctuated by bright red cherries that arrived on the doorstep. We'd been pining for some teiglach, lamenting the fact that there was none to be had for miles around. Then my sister sent us teiglach (and honey cake, too). What a mechayah!

I plan to buy this every year, whenever it is available for purchase. Sadly, that is probably ONLy around the jewish holiday. This is SO darn delicious that IF I were in prison and could ONLY eat one more, final food before going "bye-bye", I told my husband, that THIS TEIGLACH would be my last wish. It is truly that amazing. It's like a potatoe chip in that you can NOT each just one, or two, or three! You'll feel like you died and went to heaven. I'm 47 and it tastes better then what my greta grandma used to make. Try it. You will not be dissapointed!

Memories never seem to be how you remember them. I remember things from the past that were so good but, now, I eat these things and they don't taste nearly as delicious as what I remember. HOWEVER, this Teiglach is everything I remember it to be. It's as if my Grand-mother has come back and is baking in the kitchen again. I love it and enjoy every single bite because it is really, beyond a doubt, incredibly delicious!

I have been trying to find this for YEARS, even tries making it. I was so happy to receive it well packaged and rather quickly. I order 4 to share with family and everyone agreed that this was what we remembered growing up in NY! Thanks you. Because this is a seasonal dessert, I may need to orders re now and freeze...just wish I could get free shipping without ordering the free ship minimum!

Bought this for my Dad (who's in his 80's and has had a teiglach or two over the years!)and he said it was the best, freshest one he's ever had. He loved it!

Would have liked product to be a little larger.

I loved it. It was a big hit as i could not find any in the D.C. Baltimore area. I will get it again next year.

I'd rather buy teiglach from a local bakery, but the last place that carried it locally closed. I brought one each to dinner on the first and second nights of Rosh Hashanah, and several people said how thrilled they were that I did. It arrived reasonably fresh (shipped 2 day, packed in a tin pie plate, saran wrap, under a plastic dome, and tissue paper), but a lot of the honey settled on the bottom, making the bottom layer practically inedible. That was ok though, because there was plenty on top! I'll probably order again, but probably fewer than three -- one to bring for each night was plenty, because after huge meals two nights in a row my family barely touched the one I bought for the house. PS - I realize the site is "Oh Nuts!", but a lot of my friends and their kids are allergic, and nuts are not an absolute must for teiglach, so a nuts-free version would be nice.

Purchased for a friend and he was so thrilled that he didn't finish unwrapping the cake to grab a piece.